Master 100 Tons (Captain's License)

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From $1,675.39

WHAT IS THIS COURSE?

Course Overview

Master 100 Tons (Captain's License) is a United States Coast Guard (USCG) captain's license for command of commercial vessels up to 100 tons. This course prepares candidates for the USCG written and practical examinations, covering navigation, vessel handling, regulations, and maritime law.

Prerequisites

US merchant mariner credential (MMC) with STCW endorsements
Valid TWIC card
Minimum 1 year sea service in past 5 years
Pass physical and medical examination

What You'll Learn

Navigation and chart work
Rules of the Road (COLREGs)
Vessel handling and seamanship
USCG regulations and law
Stability and cargo management
Safety and emergency procedures

COURSE AT A GLANCE

Key Facts

Duration

10-12 days

Typical Cost

$1,600–$1,675

Issuing Body

USCG

Certificate

Master 100 Tons (Captain's License)

UPCOMING DATES

Available Course Dates

Date	School	Location	Price
14 Sep 2026 to 25 Sep 2026	Maritime Institute (Training Resources Maritime Institute / TRLMI)	San Diego, United States	$1,675.39	Book →
2 Nov 2026 to 13 Nov 2026	Maritime Institute (Training Resources Maritime Institute / TRLMI)	San Diego, United States	$1,600	Book →

WHERE TO STUDY

Schools Offering This Course

Maritime Institute (Training Resources Maritime Institute / TRLMI)

San Diego, United States

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